Reader’s Question:
I have a question about Demon Slayer. Is Genya Shinazugawa’s ability to eat demons and transform into one unique to him, or can others also become demons by eating them?
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Reader’s Question:
In Demon Slayer, when Genya Shinazugawa says he ate a demon, why does Sanemi get so angry? Isn’t it a win-win situation since it helps reduce the number of demons and also makes Genya stronger?
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Reader’s Question:
On page 46 of volume 21 of “Demon Slayer,” there is an illustration of the deceased Genya Shinazugawa embracing his family. I believe the person in the back, holding the mother’s shoulder, is the father who was known for domestic violence. Considering the father’s abusive history, I find it
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about “Demon Slayer” that contains spoilers. In “Demon Slayer,” during the battle with Kokushibo, Genya Shinazugawa manifests the Blood Demon Art of trees by eating Kokushibo’s hair and sword. Isn’t that considered “Breath of Trees”? It seems like the way he remains stationary and fires
